The CHOAS!
Our host, Denise Curtin, will be chatting all about the latest Love Island recoupling last this morning and it’s going to be a good one.
If you want to catch up on other episodes, listen below:
Yikes.
Love Island’s annual ‘stick-or-twist’ recoupling took place last night [July 2] and it was…well, it was a lot.
There were dagger glares being thrown around; tearful reunions and just all around really awkward recoupling speeches.
Oh, and that moment between Michael, Joanna and Amber.
Following all the drama, the dumped boys have weighed in on who they think was playing a game – and its bad news for one particular couple.
Speaking after leaving the villa, Dan Rose, Dennon Lewis and Stevie Bradley all said that their former Casa Amor housemate Marvin Brooks is playing a game – and that he doesn’t actually like Maura Higgins.
Stevie said he reckoned the 29-year-old “changed strategy halfway through” in a bid to try and get a spot in the villa.
He added:
“I think Marvin changed strategy half way through. I didn’t think he liked Maura. I think he realised this was a way for him to get in.
“He’s a lovely bloke but I definitely saw a change in direction.”
Dennon, who was also hoping to catch Maura’s eye, agreed when he was asked the same question.
He said:
“Everyone knows what I think – Marvin. I’m not sure he would be with her on the outside.”
Meanwhile, Dan said Marvin was “doing whatever it takes” to get into the main villa – and questioned the 29-year-old’s feelings towards Maura.
When asked the same question, he added:
“Yes Marvin. He was doing whatever it takes.
“He doesn’t feel genuine towards Maura. I think it depends on how it pans out whether she’ll realise that.”
In case you need a refresher of what happened last night, here are all the new couples after Tuesday’s Love Island:
- Danny and Jourdan
- Anton and Belle
- Curtis and Amy
- Tommy and Molly-Mae
- Lucie and George
- Maura and Marvin
- Anna and Ovie
- Michael and Joanna
Meanwhile, both Jordan and Amber are now single after their partners decided to couple up with someone else.
